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"Mocha" matching MCP tools:

  • Run smoke tests to validate project builds and confirm tests pass before commit or deploy. Automatically detects pytest, jest, vitest, or mocha from project configuration.
    MIT
  • Diagnose browser session issues by checking bridge mode, extension connectivity, current URL, trace length, server uptime, and client count.
    MIT
  • Filter and list browser automation playbooks by origin, feature, tag, or verification status. Returns metadata only; retrieve full playbook separately.
    MIT
  • Preview changes to a Mochi flashcard before applying them, showing differences between current and updated content and tags for user confirmation.
    MIT
  • Search a stored browser snapshot by text, role, tag, or ref to retrieve matching excerpts and paths without loading the full page tree.
    MIT
  • Capture an ARIA accessibility tree with stable refs for browser click/type actions. Compact by default with viewport scope, redaction, and size limits; use refs for interaction.
    MIT

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  • Stage a file (image, video, or document) into the project's upload library. Accepts local path, URL, data URL, or base64. Returns a reusable stashId for subsequent uploads.
    MIT
  • Preview a new flashcard with markdown content and tags before finalizing creation in Mochi.cards decks. Shows card preview for user confirmation.
    MIT
  • Recall a known CSS selector for a given intent on the current page, speeding up browser automation by skipping selector discovery.
    MIT
  • Assert conditions on a page: check URL, title, element presence, or text content with CSS selectors.
    MIT
  • Retrieve recent browser console messages and uncaught exceptions for the active tab. Filter by level or timestamp, and optionally clear the buffer after retrieval.
    MIT
  • Navigate the active tab to a URL and wait for load. Keeps the tab active without stealing focus, with optional window foreground.
    MIT
  • Start a new browser automation session, creating a tab group for subsequent operations. Optionally spawn a fresh window, bring it to foreground, or run silently in background.
    MIT
  • Preview how removing specific tags will affect selected Mochi flashcards before applying changes, generating a token for final confirmation.
    MIT
  • Create or update a browser automation playbook with validated frontmatter and required sections for replay and testing.
    MIT
  • Remove a flashcard deck from Mochi.cards using deck ID and typed confirmation for safety. This tool requires environment variable MOCHI_ALLOW_DECK_DELETE=true to be enabled.
    MIT
  • Retrieve compact visible text lines from a webpage. Ideal for reading or searching page content without overwhelming context.
    MIT
  • Search for Mochi flashcard decks using partial deck names when you don't know the deck ID. This tool performs case-insensitive matching to help locate specific decks.
    MIT
  • Replay a saved browser workflow with self-healing selectors and optional continuation on error. Returns per-step results including total and passed steps.
    MIT